Do you believe we are alone in this Universe???

[Ncturnal]

Limited? The radio telescope in Puerto Rico can "hear" farther than any telescope can "see" and it scans millions of frequencies in the entire spectrum constantly. Unless aliens speak and live via ESP, that radio scope would've picked it up. It is one of it's functions to be on a constant listen for ANY type of communication or sound of ANY extraterrestrial life, and in the last 40+ years it's found....Hmmmmm.......NONE.

That's still very limited if you ask me. When you consider there is no end to what is out there, that doesn't even scratch the surface....not even close. And how do they know if the damn thing is even working if they haven't heard anything in 40 years? LOL! And like we know about ALL types of communication possible, and besides, even if we did hear it, by the time we did, whatever it was probably won't even be there anymore. We only know what our limited minds let us know, which is peanuts in the grand scheme of things. For all we know, our entire galaxy is a ping-pong ball on a table in some giants world. We can't even fathom the extent of outer-space. Some of the stars we see in the sky disappeared thousands of years ago, but we still see them because it takes millions years for the light to get here in the first place. Assuming we had the ability, if we were to get on a space ship and fly to one of the farthest stars we know about, and assuming we had the ability to travel at the speed of light, it would take us MILLIONS of years to get there. I couldn't even begin to fathom how many miles away that is. What if when we got there, we decided to keep going in the same direction for MILLIONS of more years? We don't even have numbers large enough to describe how far that is. We haven't seen or heard anything out there because we are not smart enough or aware enough too, just like when we used to think the world was flat. In the big scheme of things, we are primitive.

And so what if there is proof that Jesus existed? It doesn't make the fairy tales true. How many times has that story been passed down now? Try passing a story around a room with 50 people, where 1 person tells the story to the next and so on. By the time it gets to #50, it's not even remotely the same as when it started.